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Conservation areas in Cumberland Council
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Conservation areas51
Oldest designation1968
Newest designation2020
With a published appraisal link50
Median house price (2025)£177,600 (4,738 sales)
…detached£299,975
…semi-detached£176,500
…terraced£123,325
…flat£106,500
When Cumberland Council designated its areas
1960s: 5; 1970s: 15; 1980s: 17; 1990s: 8; 2000s: 4; 2020s: 1.
All conservation areas in Cumberland Council
- Allonby (1975)
- Beckermet (1978)
- Blennerhasset (1981)
- Botchergate (1994)
- Botchergate (1994)
- Bowness-on-Solway (1981)
- Brampton (2003)
- Brisco (2020)
- Brow Top, Workington (1974)
- Burgh by Sands (1978)
- Caldbeck (1984)
- Carlisle City Centre (1986)
- Carlisle-Settle Railway (1991)
- Chatsworth Square and Portland Square (1992)
- Cleator Moor (2001)
- Cockermouth (1975)
- Cumrew (1995)
- Dalston (1980)
- Egremont (1986)
- Gamelsby (1981)
- Great Corby (1977)
- Greysouthen (1983)
- Hayton (1981)
- Holme Head (1968)
- Kirkbampton (1981)
- Longburgh (1978)
- Longtown (1981)
- Maryport (1978)
- Mawbray (1981)
- Millom (2003)
- Papcastle (1983)
- Port Carlisle (1981)
- Portland Square, Workington (1974)
- Ravenglass
- Rickerby (1994)
- Silloth (1978)
- St Bees (1976)
- St Michaels, Workington (2002)
- Stanwix (1997)
- Tarraby (1969)
- Torpenhow (1981)
- Victoria Road, Botcherby (1968)
- Warwick-on-Eden (1993)
- West Curthwaite (1981)
- Westnewton (1981)
- Wetheral (1977)
- Whitehaven Corkickle (1975)
- Whitehaven Hensingham (1975)
- Whitehaven Town Centre (1969)
- Wigton (1977)
- Wood Street, Botcherby (1968)
Source: planning.data.gov.uk, Open Government Licence v3.0; house prices: HM Land Registry.